Paired artwork
Circular Sea-born - Art Print Collection is a pair of complementary prints, which look stunning when hung together. The Circular Sea-born prints are also sold individually.
The story behind the artwork
Catch a glimpse through a porthole of a submarine world, with all the dazzling, intricate appeal of a tropical coral reef. Guppies tremble their fanned-tails while a stingray drifts away into the deep. Kristjana has submerged terrestrial touches; a Victorian bow-relief mirror with its peeping cherub and a colonnaded antique brass vase, both incongruous in their watery surroundings, yet strangely at home. Swollen black grapes and heady bluebells droop. A fuchsia pink eel fish with branches sprouting from its forehead depicts the interplay between life on land and life under water.
Kristjana is fascinated by the power of water. Instinctively, we are compelled to seek it out, to be close to its edges, to sail over it and submerge ourselves in it. It is, after all, the element that sustains all of life on our ‘blue planet’. Its restorative properties have been scientifically proven - people often heal more quickly if they have a view of water. The Circular Sea-born prints have been inspired by Kristjana’s love of the ocean and her appreciation of its infinite power. Enliven your walls with your own private view of the ocean with this contemporary fine art, Limited Edition print collection.
Artwork details
Printed in our studio in London on Matt Smooth Fine Art Cotton 300 gsm, using giclée inks to ensure you are able to enjoy your print for years to come. All prints come with a physical Certificate of Authenticity.
Edition of 275, signed and numbered by the artist.
Print size:
80 cm x 80 cm
Our prints are professionally cut by hand in our studio, therefore sizes can vary by mm.
All Limited Edition prints come unframed.
Delivery & Returns
We offer free worldwide delivery on all Limited Edition prints orders.
Limited Edition prints are delivered within 3-5 working days
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